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Winemaking is old as practice as Noah in the Old Testament, if not older still; this is all more so in the Mediterranean region, with its temperate climate, idealized ever since the Homeric legend.
(A) is old as practice as Noah in the Old Testament, if not older still; this is
all more so in the Mediterranean region, with its temperate climate,
idealized
(B) is as old practice as Noah in the Old Testament, if not older still; this is
all the more so in the Mediterranean region, with its temperate climate,
idealizing
(C) is as old a practice as Noah in the Old Testament, if not older still; this
is all the more so in the Mediterranean region, with its temperate climate,
idealized
(D) is as old a practice as is Noah in the Old Testament, if not older still;
this is all the more so in the Mediterranean region, having its temperate
climate, idealizing
(E) is old as a practice as is Noah in the Old Testament, if not older still;
this is all the more so in the Mediterranean region, with its temperate
climate, idealized
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A & E are out. (miss the first as in the comparison).
D is out (having its... climate - wrong)
C - wrong - idealizing ever since
Also in the comparison we are comparing two nouns so correct as cluase would be: as old a practice as Noah. (correct me if i am wrong in this)
My answer: B
-vicky
I vote for C. The way I attack this type of confusing questions is by comparing the answer choices and using P.O.E. Out of the bat you can tell that you have a 3-2 way split: Idealized or Idealizing. Eliminate the idealizing, it sounds confusing. Second, go for the "is as old a practice" rather than the "is old as" because the adjective old must go in between the clause as....as
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